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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1961
Page
8
AP analysis examines the electrical equipment cartel indictments and asks whether price fixing and market division extend beyond 29 firms. It questions how widespread such practices are, from large industries to small businesses, and what this means for the ideal of free enterprise.
James R. Hoffa, head of the Teamsters Union, said there would be no nationwide truckers strike. He announced negotiations for a nationwide contract to begin 60 days before the current contracts expire on February 1, 1964. Hoffa noted existing contracts cover central, Southern, New York, New Jersey and West Virginia areas with many employers operating nationwide already bound to a national agreement.
Oslo officials said the Western summit meeting of the North Atlantic Alliance planned for May 7 to 10 is out of the question due to insufficient hotel rooms. The Foreign Ministry confirmed Oslo cannot accommodate the greatly enlarged delegations and the large press corps.
Lawrence judge Charles Rankin spoke at the Rotary Club on the need for a juvenile facility to house and rehabilitate boys and girls from broken homes. He cited jail sleeping arrangements and the value of communication, noting many youths could be helped locally with proper facilities and early intervention.
Mrs. Peter Lawford sister of President Kennedy said New York police are confident the $30,000 worth of jewelry stolen from her hotel suite will be recovered. She arrived in Klosters for a 10 day ski holiday and told reporters the police assured her she would get it back. Police noted she did not discuss the theft with them.
Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson headed home from Moscow to confer with officials. The return follows diplomatic talks and signals a pause to review the U.S. stance on ongoing issues.
President Kennedy flew to Copenhagen on a U S plane for an overnight stay and will return to the United States on Wednesday. The first U S planetarium was Chicago's Adler Planetarium opened in 1930. GRID STAR COACH DIES George W King 80 former Holy Cross Crusaders football star and coach died after a long illness at his Springfield home. He coached Holy Cross from 1906 until retirement 20 years ago.
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